Compact A Leathery Sakabukuro: Deep Brown Tones And Bright Mending Perfect For Gifting [re7ZcpIB]

A Leathery Sakabukuro: A Timeless Craft

Discover the rich history and exquisite craftsmanship of this Leathery Sakabukuro. This early twentieth-century sake straining bag is a testament to the beauty of boro textiles, crafted from cotton saturated with green persimmon tannin, known as kaki shibu. The unique brown color and leathery finish are a result of the bag's many uses in sake production. This Sakabukuro stands out for its

• distinctive brown color
• leathery texture

, making it not just a functional tool but also a piece of art.

Product Specifications and Features

This Sakabukuro measures 31" x 8 3/4" (78.5 cm x 22.25 cm), providing ample space for straining sake lees. The bag's leathery surface has developed a natural coating and patina over time, a testament to its many uses. The bright mending is a testament to its durability, showcasing the bag's ability to withstand repeated use. Key features include:

• Dimensions: 31" x 8 3/4" (78.5 cm x 22.25 cm)
• Material: Cotton saturated with green persimmon tannin (kaki shibu)
• Color: Deep brown with a leathery finish

Practical Uses and Benefits

This Sakabukuro is not just a relic of the past but a practical addition to any collection. Its utilitarian design makes it ideal for use in traditional sake making or as an attractive decorative piece. The spare mending highlights the bag's resilience and durability, ensuring it can withstand daily use. Ideal for collectors, enthusiasts, and those interested in traditional Japanese culture, this Sakabukuro is perfect for:

• Traditional sake making
• Decorative purposes
• Cultural appreciation

Embrace the beauty and functionality of this Leathery Sakabukuro and add a touch of history to your home or collection.